I have a computer science foundation and a career built at the intersection of business value, customer experience, and technical execution.
At enterprise companies, that has meant leading cross-functional initiatives, improving adoption, navigating dependencies, and building trust with stakeholders across finance, marketing, risk, engineering, and operations.
Outside of that, I’ve also built and launched products myself. That keeps my product judgment practical and execution-oriented.
I like clear priorities, strong business logic, and decisions grounded in what will actually move the product forward.
I’m effective when a team needs structure, momentum, and judgment rather than just more process.
My technical fluency helps me partner well with engineering and keep product conversations grounded in reality.
I care about measurable progress, not just activity. The work should ladder to customer value and business results.
A mobile puzzle product built from concept to release. I used your newer visual here because it feels more polished and more representative of the product than the earlier screen.
A gamified violin practice app with real-time pitch detection, multiple game modes, and mobile monetization. It shows product thinking, technical execution, and launch polish in one project.
Roadmaps, prioritization, business case thinking, opportunity framing, and product direction tied to measurable goals.
Strong in stakeholder alignment, release planning, dependency management, and keeping teams focused on what matters most.
Computer science background plus hands-on app building make collaboration with engineering teams sharper and more efficient.
I bring ownership, momentum, curiosity, and a willingness to get close to the work when that helps the team win.
I’m open to conversations about director, principal, senior product, growth, and technical product roles where judgment, clarity, and execution all matter.